Clients point of view of us hustling?
To me; coming from a seemingly non-socialite yet taking his pride with what he does - being
approached is better than to receive
nothing at all. My very first experience of good flirty 'initiation' was back at Esquire's (though I'm still rather somewhat feeling alienated there by the madam's) mid last year by Dakota (American blonde W/L, curvy & bubbly). A simple bright glowing set of expression:
"Hey look at you...
All dressed in black." as she held my hand ever so casually; as if we
were friends.
Now fast forward that to Langtrees @ 25th of May 2013 - I never forget the moment when I felt alienated at times on the 'initation/entry' moment before I settled an event with Chloe. Even though the event with her was still a vivid memory; SO DOES the vivid memory beforehand of seeing a 5'7 mysterious brunette, in her white cocktail dress;
casually turning her back away as I said hello. Ignoring me as she sat in the corner. I remembered that moment as I stood out like a complete retard.
My 'initiation policy'
I am going to say this perhaps once...but back ever since I've stepped into Langtrees for the second time (whom I was greeted by Dylan* & Jade Doll that day) - I have made myself an initiation policy below:
1. If offered as an open question of offer by someone else (eg. "well we have a stunning lady there in the corner, would you like to talk to her?") - and if I noticed that lady DID NOT made an eye contact, nor greeting me BEFOREHAND or SEEMINGLY overly pre-occupied there in the corner of the lounge / no matter if she is a perfect fantasy clone of Samantha Saint or Destiny Dixon - I will never approach nor making a booking with her. Simple as that.
Because why? From that point of question
I would already have taken numerous cues or simply behaviours as negative signs below:
1. She looks occupied, she took her phone out and started texting
2. She looks bored, so she used the spare iMacs.
3. She didn't greeted or even giving a deliberate 'unaware' expression to someone new at the back entry or just simply to someone whom she haven't met before.
4. She is simply just sitting in the corner, so that assumes that she is seemingly not 'currently' looking for clients. This I can respect especially if she appeared to look serious or within an ongoing conversation with a friend
...and this, eventually leads us to #5 - perhaps the client (or myself in that case) wasn't attractive or an ideal enough client after all in the initiation phase.
I believe I knew the name of the lady in the corner in question, but of course out of my sincere interest in maintaining her identity I would not give her name out in this thread..
It is all about initiative. It is not and should not be difficult nor is it socially threatening. It is not difficult to give someone an introductory compliment; especially if he has taken a gruelling amount of effort in his appearance and mindset to at least appear at the very first onset out of the ordinary.
More importantly is raising awareness: just because you don't see much clients all dressed in black doesn't mean he is a pimp. Maybe that's ALL he could afford to look at his sharpest? I actually was offended once years ago on my very first curiosity visit to Esquire.
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* PS. It doesn't matter if you are ultimately the not type of whom the client's after on the floor at the end of day/night, as I believe many would appreciate a simple casual blissful conversation. As certainly I have had an absolute blast of conversing
with Dylan, Pixie, Anastacia over simply one thing and one thing only - my social presence is at least recognised and looked after right in the very beginning.